Bifrost described as three-colored bridge, not rainbow, with space station interpretation. Bifrost (the rainbow bridge) is described as having three colors: red, blue, and white—not the many colors of a rainbow Asgard is described as divided into 12 sections, sounding like a clock or spaceship Yggdrasil is described as a 'star bridge' connecting Asgard to the ground
Surprising detail: Bifrost (the rainbow bridge) is actually described as having only three colors: red, blue, and white, not the many colors we typically imagine. Asgard is described as divided into 12 sections, reminiscent of a clock face or spaceship layout. Yggdrasil is called a 'star bridge' connecting Asgard to the ground. Some researchers interpret Bifrost as functioning like a Stargate rather than a physical bridge, with Gylfi's experience potentially described as re-entry at 20,000 km per hour surrounded by super hot plasma.
Key Facts
- Bifrost (the rainbow bridge) is described as having three colors: red, blue, and white—not the many colors of a rainbow
- Asgard is described as divided into 12 sections, sounding like a clock or spaceship
- Yggdrasil is described as a 'star bridge' connecting Asgard to the ground
- Bifrost may function as a 'Stargate type thing' rather than a physical bridge
- The speaker interprets Gylfi's experience as re-entering in a re-entry capsule at 20,000 km per hour with super hot plasma
Source: Will The Real Viking Gods Please Stand Up! by Viking Superpowers